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Odd one out (pictures) – practice for Years 1–5

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Subject
Logic
Year
Years 1–5
Curriculum area
Sequences and patterns

Question types: Find the odd one out

Rule: Odd one out (pictures)

Compare the pictures by shape, colour and size in turn. The odd one out differs from the others in one thing.

A turned shape is still the same shape; a mirrored (flipped) one is not.

Example: Three red circles and one blue one: the blue one is the odd one out, the others share a colour.

Watch out: A shape that is only turned belongs with the others. Look for the one with a different shape or colour, or a flipped one.

Sample questions

  1. Question 1 Easy

    Which picture is the odd one out?

    1. A)
    2. B)
    3. C)
    4. D)
    5. E)
    Show the solution
    Answer: B) picture B

    How it works: The others have the same shape.

  2. Question 2 Normal

    Which picture is the odd one out?

    1. A)
    2. B)
    3. C)
    4. D)
    5. E)
    Show the solution
    Answer: B) picture B

    How it works: The others have the same colour.

  3. Question 3 Hard

    Which picture is the odd one out?

    1. A)
    2. B)
    3. C)
    4. D)
    5. E)
    Show the solution
    Answer: E) picture E

    How it works: The others are the same shape, only turned; this one is its mirror image.

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